The announcement of Revelry’s lineup Thursday was greeted with mixed reactions. The most notable omission from the lineup was a big-name headliner with broad appeal. However, digging a little deeper, there is an all-around solid group of musical acts performing.
Even if not everyone is excited about Revelry, it’s succeeded in its main goal: giving students more choices of activities on May 4. Want to go to Revelry? Great, go for it. Want to get wasted at Mifflin? By all means, go ahead, nobody’s going to stop you. Or, better yet, why not both? With Revelry running from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., there’s plenty of time to pregame at Mifflin, go see a few shows and come back to Mifflin after.
Regardless of whether or not you go to Revelry, May 4 will be better off for it. The more choices, the better.
